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Shawn Dowler
I have DVDs that I've burned that are read really well by high end
readers (DVD burners, and expensive DVD-ROM drives) but that seem to
read less and less realiably the closer the information is to the
outer portions of the disc when used in an inexpensive drive. I don't
mean at the very edge, but from the middle onward. I am currently
using this drive in a homebuilt PVR.
Is there any particular difference in drive quality that I could
repair myself? Could I, for instance, benefit by replacing the lens
on the cheaper drive? If not, I would appreciate recommendations on
good quality DVD-ROM drives for such an application. Speed is not an
issue as I'm just playing video and audio off of them. A 1x or 2x
DVD-ROM drive would be just fine.
Thank you for your help
Shawn Dowler
readers (DVD burners, and expensive DVD-ROM drives) but that seem to
read less and less realiably the closer the information is to the
outer portions of the disc when used in an inexpensive drive. I don't
mean at the very edge, but from the middle onward. I am currently
using this drive in a homebuilt PVR.
Is there any particular difference in drive quality that I could
repair myself? Could I, for instance, benefit by replacing the lens
on the cheaper drive? If not, I would appreciate recommendations on
good quality DVD-ROM drives for such an application. Speed is not an
issue as I'm just playing video and audio off of them. A 1x or 2x
DVD-ROM drive would be just fine.
Thank you for your help
Shawn Dowler